9 John 1, chapter 3

An Act to authorise the Chief Secretary for the Treasury to establish a Consolidated Fund for an Account of His Majesty’s Treasury with the Bank of Baustralia; to make provision in connection with Finance; to authorise the Chief Secretary for the Treasury to withdraw funds from the account of His Majesty’s Treasury; to make provision in connection with finance. and for purposes connected therewith

Upon the enactment of this present act, the Chief Secretary for the Treasury shall be empowered to open a consolidated fund for His Royal Government with the Bank of Baustralia.
The name of this consolidated fund will be the “Account of His Majesty’s Treasury”.
The Crown shall maintain the ultimate authority over technical permissions over the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury. The Lord High Treasurer, any deputy thereof and the Chief Secretary for the Treasury shall receive technical permissions suitable for the exercise of their given office at the discretion and agreement of the Crown and the given ministers.
Any money deposited into the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury must be through general duties, taxation or other sources of funds raised through an Act of Parliament.
Any money withdrawn from the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury must be authorised by an Act of Parliament.
The Chief Secretary for the Treasury is responsible for ensuring the proper funds are deposited and withdrawn.
A proportion of funds paid into the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury and a proportion of any interest that increases the value of money held in the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury may be reimbursed to taxpayers by Parliament if there is a significant surplus within the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury at the end of a given tax year.

The crown duty shall be defined as money which is raised from the Crown to the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury.
The crown duty is collected for the tax-year 2025-2026.
For that tax year, ᛒ150·00 boerc shall be raised under the crown duty.

The tax year domestically shall begin on the 1 October and ends on the 30 September.
Each tax year is named after the calendar year in which it begins and the calendar year. The standardised formatting is defined as how the present tax year has been displayed in this present bill.
At the start of each tax year, the necessary Acts of Parliament to raise and appropriate funds in regards to the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury must be set and prepared for enactment on the initiation of the tax year.
Failure to set adequate legislation to provide for raising and appropriating funds shall automatically determine that the Government commissioned at that point has lost the supply and thus confidence of Parliament.

Money bills, that being any Act of Parliament related to raising of funds for the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury or public expenditure, shall have a unique enacting clause.
The enacting clauses for money bills shall be “Most Gracious Sovereign, We, Your Majesty’s most dutiful and loyal subjects, in Parliament assembled, towards raising the necessary supplies to defray Your Majesty’s public expenses, and making an addition to the public revenue, have freely and voluntarily resolved to give and to grant unto Your Majesty the several duties hereinafter mentioned; and do therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be enacted, and be it enacted by the King’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—”

The amount of money that shall be spent for services to the domain registrar and webhost shall be ᛒ8·33 on a monthly basis. ᛒ100·00 shall be set for the yearly rate for the tax year 2025-2026, the remaining ᚳ4 is set as a buffer.

The Lord High Treasurer shall be entitled to spend ᛒ10·00 for the tax-year 2025-2026.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs shall be entitled to spend ᛒ10·00 for the tax-year 2025-2026.
The Ministry of Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs shall be entitled to spend ᛒ10·00 for the tax-year 2025-2026.
The Ministry of Defence shall be entitled to spend ᛒ10·00 for the tax-year 2025-2026.
The Ministry of Enterprise shall be entitled to spend ᛒ10·00 for the tax-year 2025-2026.

Should the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury be in surplus by the end of the tax year 2025-2026, half of the remaining funds and half of funds built from interest on the Account of His Majesty’s Treasury shall be reimbursed to any tax-payer who paid a tax or duty in the tax year 2025-2026.